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Hirosawa Elementrary School. There are about 900 students
in grades 1-6 |
I am going to Hirosawa Elementary School. I have to be in 2nd grade here. There are a few kids in my class that can speak English and they are helping me. Everyone wants to be my friend and play with me on the playground. They follow me and touch my hair. It is kind of creepy, but I know they are just trying to be nice.
I like my teacher, Aiko. There are 33 kids in my class. I eat the school lunch because no body brings there lunch from home. It is pretty good.
We have a good play ground at our school.
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On the way to school. Kids at my school
don't wear uniforms, but they all
wear grey hats and have similar backpacks. |
The second day I was scared because my mom said she would be there to meet me, but she didn't come. We didn't know that in Japan, the school day ends at different times on different days for different classes. The kids all walk to school by themselves and come home by themselves. Even little kindergardeners.
HI KATY OUR SUB LETS US SIT ON THE COUNTER.HAVE YOU HAVE A HARD TIME FALLING ASLEEP. I KNOW I WOULD. WHAT ARE YOUR NEW FRIEND'S NAMES? DOES ANYONE TEACH YOU JAPANESE? I LIKED YOUR OTHER BACKGROUND BETTER WHY DID YOU CHANGE IT? ARE YOU HAVING FUN IN SCHOOL? TODAY WE HAD FIRE PREVENTION DAY AT SCHOOL. DID YOU HAVE FIRE PREVENTION DAY AT SCHOOL. OUR SUB'S NAME IS MR.BERGEN WE CALL HIM MR.B. THE G IS PRONOUCED LIKE A J IN STED OF G. YOUR BEST FRIEND FOR EVER EMILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteKaty, you are really having adventures! I love it, and am so proud of you all. I am glad that the Japanese children are friendly. I did not know what to expect.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unusual experience, to go a school where almost nobody speaks your language...also sounds like you are making the most out of it!
ReplyDeleteCool School!! You seem to be having some fun and making new friends. Sofia
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